I’m ready to take some action and start wholesaling to build up capital to get into the buy and hold game.

@Joe Mazur Positive cash flow is a great sign that you are doing things right.

I'm sure other plumbers will also tell me it's a big costly problem (I'm getting bids tomorrow), so my problem is not specifically with him giving me a high quote, it's the fact that I have a house with a lot more repairs on my hands than what I was led to believe and I think the plumber who did the inspection and overpromised should have to pay for his time, not me.Does anyone have any advice on what course of action I should take?

Both are short-term positions as I am a trader of those instruments.

Two, more importantly, it works now in certain parts of the country because of their low capital cost basis and more importantly, the current low-interest environment, which allows them to own SFR as rentals with bare positive cash flow in lower-priced markets.

I'm curious to know if any one else started out with a phl and how they strategized paying off medical shcool loans and building strong positive cash flow.

However, we completely renovated one unit, made exterior updates and small updates to other units (paint & a/c work), increased rents, and the neighborhood has undergone some big positive changes.

Granted they're a 2nd position debt investor.

I'm in a similar position in Orlando.

On a positive note, I made some new contacts and learned a few things along the way that I can apply to future deals.